Sometimes the Agency Must Consider the “Best” Tool Even If It Doesn’t Meet the Solicitation RequirementsNovember 21, 2017
Protestor Fails to Demonstrate That Agency Unreasonably Selected an Inadequate and Inferior Proposal for Award; GAO B-414974, Advantage Technology Inc.November 20, 2017
Offer to Partner with Another Firm After Award Insufficient to Satisfy Solicitation’s Staffing Requirements; GAO B-415009, Franzosini Sud S.R.L.November 20, 2017
Proposal Reasonably Excluded from Competition Where Offeror Fails to Acknowledge Material Amendment; GAO B-414988.2, Nu-Way Security and Investigative Services, Inc.November 17, 2017
GAO Bid Protest Effectiveness Hits 47 Percent – So Why Doesn’t Bid Protest “Reform” Address Government Shortcomings?November 17, 2017
Protestor Not Credited for Unacceptable Contract Reference And Downgraded For Proposing Inadequate Training Staff; GAO B-414770 et al, ANHAM FZCONovember 16, 2017
Protestor’s Failure to Provide Requested Documentation Results in Exclusion From The Competitive Range; GAO B-414074.5, Bannum Inc.November 16, 2017
The Hidden Change Order: A Claim for the “Value” of Work Performed Despite Insufficient Documentation to Validate a Change OrderNovember 16, 2017
Mentor Protégé Joint Venture Allowed to Proceed with Contract Even Though Ineligible to BidNovember 16, 2017
Protestor Fails to Establish That Its Exclusion from The Competitive Range Resulted from Solicitation’s Latent Defect; GAO B-415021, Point Blank Enterprises Inc.November 15, 2017
Don’t Approve of Your Competitors in a Multiple Award IDIQ Contract? Know This Before You Protest.November 15, 2017
